Chapter 11 - Hormonal Coordination Flashcards

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1
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Which system secretes hormones into the blood? [1]

A

Endocrine system [1]

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2
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Name the 4 main hormones in the menstrual cycle.
[4]

A

Progesterone [1]
Oestrogen [1]
FSH [1]
LH [1]

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3
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Name 6 glands [6]

A

Pituitary [1]
Thyroid [1]
Pancreas [1]
Adrenal [1]
Ovaries [1]
Testes [1]

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4
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Which hormones control blood glucose levels? [2]

A

Insulin [1]
Glucagon [1]

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5
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Explain how Glucagon and Insulin control blood glucose levels via negative feedback [6]

A

If glucose level is too high [1]
Insulin is released [1]
Glucose is taken in by cells. [1]

If glucose level is too low [1]
Glucagon is released [1]
Glycogen broken down into glucose [1]

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6
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Give 1 way that you can treat type 1 diabetes [1]

A

Regular insulin injections [1]

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7
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Give 2 ways that type 1 diabetes can be cured [2]

A

Pancreas transplant [1]
Pancreatic cells transplant [1]

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8
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What are 2 ways in which type 2 diabetes can be treated?

A

Balanced diet [1]
Regular exercise [1]

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9
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What is negative feedback and how does it function? [3]

A

A system which works to maintain a steady state. [1]
If a factor in the internal environment increases, [1] negative feedback reduces it. [1]

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10
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Which hormone is associated with negative feedback? [1]

A

Thyroxine [1]

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11
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What affects do adrenaline have on the body? [3]

A

Increased breathing and heart rate [1]
Increased mental awareness [1]
Blood diverted away from digestive system to muscles [1]

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12
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What are the 2 human reproductive hormones and where are they produced? [4]

A

Testosterone [1] Testes [1]
Oestrogen [1] Ovaries [1]

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13
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Describe how the menstrual cycle functions [4]

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FSH causes eggs to mature and stimulates oestrogen production.
Uterus lining thickens via oestrogen and stimulates release of LH [1]
LH stimulates release of a mature egg from the ovaries. [1]
Progesterone inhibits FSH and LH and maintains the lining of the uterus if an egg is fertilized [1]

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14
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What is the role of progesterone in the menstrual cycle? [2]

A

Inhibit LH and FSH [1]
Maintains lining of the uterus. [1]

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15
Q

Name 4 methods of fertility control [4]

A

Condoms [1]
Intrauterine devices [1]
Abstinence [1]
Progesterone pills [1]`

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16
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Describe how In Vitro fertilisation is carried out [4]

A

Mother given FSH to stimulate egg maturity, and LH to release eggs [1]
Eggs are collected and stored in a lab [1]
Eggs are fertilised with sperm and kept in a warm environment [1]
Embryos are inserted back into the mother [1]

17
Q

Define phototropism and gravitropism [2]

A

Phototropism - Response of a plant to light [1]
Gravitropism - Response of a plant to gravity [1]

18
Q

Name the 3 plant hormones [3]

A

Auxin [1]
Gibberellins [1]
Ethene [1]

19
Q

State 2 benefits of using gibberellins on fruits [2]

A

Increase fruit size [1]
Ends seed dormancy [1]

20
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Explain how auxin is a natural weed killer [2]

A

Auxin makes cells grow out of control [1]
This uncontrollable growth kills the plant. [1]